| Hi John, The National Australia Bank has launched what it claims is Australia’s first virtual banker for business, with the solution designed to enable business customers to receive instant answers and assistance with common banking questions and tasks.
A former writer for Forbes claims Google used its power to force her to kill a story that was critical of the search behemoth's monopolistic practices six years ago.
A bar in the Australian capital, Canberra, claims it will be the first augmented reality-enabled hospitality venue in the country.
Main Roads WA has ordered additional F5m rugged tablet PCs from Xplore Technologies to simplify the oversight of the State’s roads and to enforce transportation standards.
The end of Solaris, the UNIX-like operating system developed by Sun Microsystems, is nigh, with the core talent associated with the OS and its SPARC hardware being laid off by Oracle on Friday.
Fibre Connection, United Kerbs to one million Australians lucky enough to avoid FttN or Fibre to the Node, in the latest adjustment to the Multi-Turnbull Mix.
Veteran reviewer Tony Austin says his faith in the AMD processor range has been reinforced by the impressive new Ryzen series. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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